[people speaking cantonese through megaphones] i don't supuprt violencnce. if u try to set a fire with fire, the yyou get more fire. benjamin: today is the election day, and we are at the rally of the candidatete. [chanting] [man speaking cantonese on megaphone] [applause] [cheering] airin: ha ha ha! ohh! [louder cheering] [crowd singing in cantonese] benjamin: maybe it's never too late. airin: art is a kind of self-expression, which is being ignonored in hong kokong. hong kong is not just a financial center. we have a lot of other traditions, culture, and values. i want to show that, show that t in photos. this is culture, hong kong culture. we-- we havave paper stufuff--these l are made e in paper, and we burn it for ancestors. they receive it in the other world like food, money. nowadays, we also have cell ph--iphone--ha--car, ipad, everything g you can imagine. yeah, i think it's important because traditions is a kind of identity. we can change hong kong by changing ourselves. learn m mor, speak more cantonese, try to keep this culture. we should always

four decades of war, violencnc, and human migration in iraq have left their mark on both people and animalsere. hana: the strength of the leopards could be compared to the strength of human beings, especially kurds who withshstooa lot of conflicts and unrest in our region. my family is a peshmerga family. peshmerga are freedom fighters. those who fought against saddam hussein. so, i was born in the mountains while my parents were actually fighting against the regime, and my connection with nature and the mountains goes that long. and i felt that as i grew up, that my parents fought for the mountains, but now there is nothing to see on the mountains. so i am striving to see wildlife back again on the mountains. like, if you see this mountain without animals, then there is no point of it. reporter: for years now, hana raza has been negotiating with iraqi authorities s to establisa protected area in qara dagh. her efforts seem to have paid off. 2300 hectares of mountainous terrain are to be designated a nature reserve for the leopards. the locals have to be convinced as well. years of unrest h